The Hill: “The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday publicly released its first tranche of documents from Brett Kavanaugh’s work in the George W. Bush White House. The batch being released, totaling more than 5,700 pages, is part of more than 125,000 pages given to the committee last week by the George W. Bush Presidential Library. The office of Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said they expect more of the tranche to be cleared for public release over the next “several days.” William Burck, a lawyer for Bush’s legal team, noted in a letter to Grassley that due to “constraints” on National Archives staff, the legal team was in the process of determining which documents do not include privileged information and can be publicly released…”

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